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Irish low-cost airline
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Ryanair Holdings PLC is an Irish ultra low-cost carrier group headquartered in Swords, Dublin, Ireland. The company includes the subsidiaries Ryanair DACTooltip Designated activity company, Malta Air, Buzz, Lauda Europe and Ryanair UK. Ryanair DAC, the oldest airline of the group, was founded in 1984. Ryanair Holdings was established in 1996 as a holding company for Ryanair with the two companies having the same board of directors and executive officers. In 2019 the transition began from the airline Ryanair and its subsidiaries into separate sister airlines under the holding company. Later in 2019 Malta Air joined Ryanair Holdings.
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Ryanair warns of 10% fare rise this summer due to lack of planesHolidaymakers face higher air fares this summer due to a lack of available aircraft, Ryanair has warned.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair cuts profit forecast after airline removed from booking sitesRyanair has reported a slump in quarterly profits and narrowed its expectations for annual earnings after some online travel sites stopped selling its flights.Sky News - Published | |
Allaho ruled out of Cheltenham Festival againTwo-time Ryanair Chase winner Allaho is ruled out of the Cheltenham Festival for the second year running.BBC Sport - Published | |
Ryanair boss declares passengers are safe despite Boeing issuesRyanair's chief executive has insisted passengers are safe in its fleet of Boeing aircraft after he raised questions about quality control at the plane manufacturer.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair calls out 'minor issues' with new Boeing aircraftThe boss of Ryanair has complained of "minor issues" with new aircraft delivered by Boeing as the US plane manufacturer battles to contain the fallout from its latest safety scare.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair fares up 24% - as company forecasts record profitsRyanair has reported a surge in fares - as a record number of passengers flew with the airline over the summer.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair criticises airport after passenger in wheelchair left behindRyanair has criticised a French airport after a plane bound for Scotland was forced to U-turn on the runway after it was discovered a passenger in a wheelchair had been left behind.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair boss laughs off getting pied in face - and brings spare shirt to AGMMichael O'Leary has shrugged off concerns for his personal safety after climate change protesters threw cream pies in his face, and says that the airline industry is being unfairly blamed for climate..Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary laughs while being pied in the faceRyanair boss Michael O'Leary has been hit in the face with cream pies by environmental protesters.Sky News - Published | |
Hundreds of passengers left 'stranded' in 'absolutely shocking' conditions after air traffic control faultHundreds of Ryanair passengers have been left "stranded" on a Spanish island after a technical fault affected air traffic control.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair operating 'full schedule' to wildfire-hit Greece as Europe heatwave fails to deter holidaymakersRyanair says it is operating a "full schedule" to wildfire-hit Greece including the island of Rhodes as evacuation flights get under way.Sky News - Published | |
Wizz Air and Ryanair passenger numbers soar as airlines recover from pandemic impact Wizz Air and Ryanair have reported further rises in passenger numbers as they continue to recover from the impact of the global pandemic.Sky News - Published | |
Ryanair rebounds to near-record profit as fares rise Ryanair has bounced back to a near-record profit fuelled by a record number of passengers.Sky News - Published | Desperate passenger in wheelchair 'crawls off' flight after 'unacceptable' delayA desperate Ryanair passenger in a wheelchair felt forced to crawl off of a flight in a "bum shuffle" down plane steps after an "unacceptable" delay in assistance.Sky News - Published |
Fares to rise again at Europe's largest airline The chief executive of Ryanair has said journeys on the airline will become more expensive for consumers.Sky News - Published | Two-time winner Allaho to miss Cheltenham Festival Two-time Ryanair Chase winner Allaho is ruled out of next month's Cheltenham Festival after suffering an abdominal bleed.BBC Sport - Published |
Record profits as Ryanair's post-pandemic recovery accelerates Ryanair reported record after-tax profits of €211m (£185m) in the Christmas season from October to December.Sky News - Published | Passengers can be paid compensation for Ryanair flight cancellations in 2018 Ryanair has agreed to pay compensation to those affected by flight cancellations due to striking pilots in 2018.Sky News - Published |
Higher fares and record traffic make Ryanair finances better than pre-COVID While most airlines and airports have struggled to return to pre-pandemic health, Ryanair has brought itself to a better position than 2019.Sky News - Published | Ryanair ups Stansted flights over 'hopeless' Heathrow passenger cap Ryanair will add more than 500 flights serving London Stansted during the October half-term, as the airline's boss branded Heathrow "hopeless" after it extended its cap on passenger numbers.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair warns of rising fuel costs - while reporting profit in first quarter Ryanair has warned that rising fuel prices will increase costs despite reporting a first-quarter profit.Sky News - Published | 'Govt couldn't run a sweet shop': Ryanair chief blames Brexit labour market issues for airport chaos Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has added his voice to warnings that the chaos in the aviation sector could last for months.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair accused of discrimination for forcing Afrikaans test on South Africans Ryanair has been accused of racial discrimination for making South African nationals take a general knowledge test in Afrikaans to prove their nationality before being allowed to board its flights in..Sky News - Published | Pay dispute could hit Ryanair flights from Stansted this summer There are warnings that Ryanair flights from Stansted airport could be seriously disrupted this summer due to a pay dispute.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair still discounting as it warns recovery in demand remains 'fragile' Europe's biggest airline has reported an easing in annual losses but warned its return to profitability remains clouded by "fragile" demand, despite discounting fares to stimulate custom.Sky News - Published | Activist whose Ryanair jet was forced to land in 'air piracy' incident jailed in Belarus A woman detained after her Ryanair flight was forced to land in Belarus last May has been jailed for six years.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair signs sustainable fuel deal to cut climate-heating emissions from its Amsterdam flightsBudget airline Ryanair hopes to cut pollution from some of its Amsterdam flights by 60% through using sustainable aviation fuel.Sky News - Published | Ryanair boss predicts turbulent year ahead for air industry as oil prices soar Most airlines will find the coming year "very difficult", according to the boss of Ryanair, after the price of oil shot above $100 a barrel following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Sky News - Published |
Revealed: The carrier voted worst short-haul airline for COVID refunds Ryanair has been voted the worst short-haul airline for handling refunds during the COVID-19 pandemic and has come under fire for its "consistently terrible customer service".Sky News - Published | Ryanair warns of more COVID-19 turbulence ahead after Omicron 'hysteria' hit bookings Ryanair has warned of more COVID-19 turbulence ahead as it blamed "hysteria" over the Omicron variant for a collapse in bookings over Christmas and reported a quarterly loss of €96m.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair set to sell tickets at a discount in bid to fill its planes over the winter Ryanair has said its recovery in passenger numbers "will require continuing price stimulation" while revealing improved losses for the first half of its financial year.Sky News - Published | Regulator closes BA-Ryanair COVID refunds probe on 'lack of legal clarity' The competition regulator says it has closed down an investigation into whether British Airways (BA) and Ryanair broke the law by failing to offer refunds for flights customers could not legally take..Sky News - Published |
Ryanair sees passenger numbers recover to three-quarters of pre-pandemic levelRyanair said it flew 11.1 million passengers in August - 75% of the number it carried in the same month in 2019 before the pandemic.Sky News - Published | London is 'empty' of tourists because of UK own goal on travel rules, Ryanair boss claims Ryanair's chief executive has told Sky News the UK should scrap its "bizarre" rules governing foreign travel, saying they are holding the country's economy back.Sky News - Published |
Ryanair blames UK government and Belfast airports as it pulls out of Northern Ireland Ryanair has blamed a lack of support from the UK government and Belfast's two airports as it confirmed it was pulling out of Northern Ireland.Sky News - Published | Dissident Belarusian journalist and girlfriend moved from jail to house arrest Dissident journalist Roman Protasevich, who was arrested when a Ryanair flight was diverted to Belarus, has been moved from jail to house arrest.Sky News - Published |
UK joins EU, US and Canada in imposing sanctions on Belarus over forced plane landing The UK has joined the US, the European Union and Canada in imposing sanctions on Belarusian officials following the forced landing of a Ryanair flight last month.Sky News - Published | Ryanair accuses PM of travel 'shambles' and demands vaccine-led approach Ryanair has hit out at the UK government's traffic light system for global travel, describing the meagre green list of destinations as a "red list shambles".Sky News - Published |
BA and Ryanair investigated for refusing refunds during lockdownsBritish Airways and Ryanair are being investigated over whether they broke consumer law by refusing to give refunds to people "lawfully unable to fly" during lockdowns.Sky News - Published | Dissident Belarusian journalist Roman Protasevich says he was set up by associate after plane arrest A dissident journalist, held in custody in Belarus after being arrested when his Ryanair flight was diverted, has claimed in a new video that he was set up by an unidentified associate.Sky News - Published |
